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Well if that's what you think with, I see no problem...

Apparently its not your teeth that are in danger but your brain....

Cannabis and the Oral Microbiome: Exploring Their Impacts on the Brain https://neurosciencenews.com/oral-microbiome-cannabis-neurology-222522/ A good thing in soil: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28923606/ Not so much in your mouth....?

Hills behind Santa Barbara

The ne plant gave me 63 grams; she was about 4 feet tall. The effects, for me, generate slow meandering ponderings of a very pleasant nature, the ability to actually physically give one of the ponderings a try, and also while thinking it might be nice to live a 1000 years so I could try the...

This a list of all of the plants (27) that made it to harvest; those shown in bold type are the ones that stand out at this time. The very best, consumption-wise, so far are the M2, Pinkleberry, and Tikal: three very fine sativas! Biggest producer was the Honduran, then Tikal. Seemed impervious...

According to this: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27604856/ plants develop terpenes in response to their environment. I understand this to mean that acapulco gold, grown in Oaxaca, will have a different terpene profile from one grown in Kansas. So, in effect, this little gal's genetics are...

Nice one!!! Mine wasn't nearly as photogenic. But what a great strain.

Wondering if placing a small dose of ground up mushroom under my tongue would stop heebeejeebees? I've read that mixing it w/lime or lemon juice (lemontek) mimics stomach acid and is effective. But wondered if making a lozenge out of it would work?

Just tried the M2: it is ZIPITTY DOO DAH indeed. 2 months; cure; effects: kinda gentle, insistent nudging between the eyes and leaves me feeling quite optimistic; tastes ok too.

Dry herb vape at home (which replaced water bong; joints elsewhere).

Thanks for the tip!

The theory behind these, I think, is that a series of baffles between bowl and mouth piece sorta pin balls the inhale to your throat/lungs thereby cooling it. Like to give/use but at ca. $100, I want more info. than marketing blather. Thanks

According to https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264153879_Fungicidal_Effect_of_Slightly_Acidic_Hypochlorous_Water_against_Phytopathogenic_Fungi a spritz of HOCL will protect from fungi like powdery mildew, botrydis, etc. Anyone know the recommended dilution rate? I assume a fogger would...

That's beautiful! Do the dried pistils contribute to more than the aesthetic affect (which is well worth it btw). I recently bought a pair of Chikamasa bonsai trimmers with curved blade. I like them! They are light weight, suitable for lefties or righties, clean up good (watch out for...

Thanks. Seems like you are an inventive sort! On that subject, maybe you'd be interested in my diy air pot as I grow outdoors and happily for me sky's the limit as far as plant size. Season here is mid-March if you just can't wait, but April 1 better. Weather throws everything at you. But I...

Maybe I'll try that mind set next year. Thanks.

Yes, then harvest, then wash them , then dry, then trim off bigger sugar leaves and look for crappy buds. Then off to burp and cure land.. BTW, any opinon on how long must burping go on. Made salve from last years roots, stems, crap buds which helps un-seize my claw-like hands (sorry, my...

I wash (in an extremely mild non-chlorinated - sprinkle of ascorbic acid dechlorinates the water - solution of H2O2 and baking soda. In theory this removes mold, bug/worm/bird poop or whatever, ants, dead any bug, soot, dirt, although I've had some indignant bud worms march out of the trim...